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RECITAL FOR HOME OF THE
should attend the elecutioa and piano
recital given in the South Norwalk
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty- Five
face or Caps, Double Price.
Methodist Church this evening.
words 01' L888, 25C; First because the artists taking
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion: In Black- ‘W‘ ”e “V" 0‘ Mm‘k's We“
young people, and second, because the
si'lslr is for ‘the benefit of a most
i WANTED ‘ TO LET
COM'i’ETENT CHAMBER MAll) TO LET-'5 ROOMS AND BATH FOR
worthy object.
Miss Emma Brush Fallon, of Hamilw
FOR’ SALE .ton avenue. is the elocutlonlst ol’ the
BALE _._ SINGLE COMB evening Miss Fallon has been heard
or waitress desires DOBliUOD. in :private second floor. 12 Osborn Ave. WateriRhode Island Reds. a combination of here before, having give“ a 1‘90““ two
family. best. referencesi Write N. J., and gas. Inquire on [premises
21 Franklin Ave., Norwalk, Conn,“ .mlb 3t 31 for 1
care Finch. 11115 at "out of
; WANTED __ THREE: 0R FOUR‘sulte of offices OVBI‘ Central Food Quaclgei
best laying strains in the east. Eggs, ”“33?“ ”91°” ‘ crowded "0““-
0. $6 per 100 Coekerels right Many then expressed a desire to hear
our breeding yard 82 and $3 he" again. Here is. fill Opportunity.
To LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED each. fleas and pallets, :1. so, a. Mi“ ”“0" ‘8 “1“?“ my enthusias-
ibush, 'Phone, Darien. m” (it tlcally received in Danbury, where she
‘ is a graduate oil The Danbury School
rooms on firstllloor, centrally located, lStore, consisting or three “FEE 0011' '
ibyl’amlly of three. Give mu particu- nesting rooms; will :be painted and FOR
SALE—4A. SQUARE/ PIANO of Elocution
lore and price. 19., care Sentinel. iupapered to suit tenhnt. For further price $30.00. inquire at 56 West Ave'., ClarenceVCobie. 0“ Silver-mine, ‘5 B
, mlfi 1t particulars apply at oitice of The Old South Norwalk, mli tit most gifted 9mm“ and a graduate 0"
‘
Well Cigar Co, - m15 ti
The institute of Musical Art. New
AGENTS WANTED. “" - F°R
We want a. reliable man or woman'
SALE—29 1-2 YARDS EXTRA “I“ ““5" Mb 0‘1"“ ha! done a great
To LET“A LARGE FURNISHED nice rag carpet at 75c per yard, all or as“ 0‘ concert work, “f“! E. well “'0‘“
, . _ hearing.
- in South Norwalb to look after to front room, suitable tor tuo gentle any part of “- Call or address A' J
netvals and new subscriptions to Met-
.men; also smaller room. inquire 6 punch”. No.10 Elizabeth St. m13 it il‘he ”0°99“! 0‘ “‘8 recital so to
thir‘iund for The items for the Agel.
'TobOIltan, "The Livest Magazine in we“ 3“ Ring am Del" m“ 3‘
iAmérica." The work may be done in FOR
. . T0 LET—5 LARGE aooms 11 Union Cemetery Brookside. Address'
re 1 . . ' ' ' ‘
aha tme—a few hours each week Cottage St. with improvements. In. “Rotou,” Sentinel office m13' 3t Margaret Lorin; and her so: little
lLi-beral pay for whatever time is put:
SALET—ONE- HALF LOT INI HOVT'S THEATRE
beauties furnish entertainment in
in. No investment or bond required'quire A. Stilll, East Norwalk. m13 3t
FOR
no previous experience necessary“. .
lIi‘ull instructions and supplies sent TO LET ONE DES‘R‘ABLE FUR' [10’5”-
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free. Give two references. Desk 14, a shed room to gentleman or married Day St‘
Hoyt's Theatre the last three days or
this week with a musical comedy act
that is a bummer. Miss Luring is
strongly supported, both by the pres-
8ALE—PAIR OF WORK
Inquire W. Ii. Birdsall. 15
ml: 3t
couple who dine out. Transients for
let ii I ' ‘ .
m rope tan Magazine, N3“ York rooms also. At ”The Johnsonlan," 21 FOR
ence of a male comedian and by six
SALE— 40. [F‘ . LD BY
3 00. SO clever young ladies who M78 ability
INSURANCE MEN ;. High St. m12; 3t 218i, beautiful pneumatic tire *‘ run- to sing and d“ . This week's shew
Small as well as larger towns .all about, fringed umbrella top; also good is especially 3° w.ith the Lorin act
' T0 LET—T0 SMALL FAMILY, harness. A1 condition. Can be seen 3
or spare time, sell our combined ac-
cident health and natural death pel- bungalow on Lincoln Ave, from June any time. Brown, 1 Daskam Ave.
icy. Most liberal of today. Energetic lst; rent ‘20’ or [or sale on easy Phone.
as the headliner.
One of the strongest dramatic acts
“‘13 3‘ given in this city is- “The Other wo.
_ men desiring an agency. liberal cem- terms. Inquire of Chas. E“ Hoyt.
FOR SALE«SINGLE cone WHITE mm ““91”" ”‘6 “mm “We" 0‘
mission and ’collectlng interest given. m12 tit leghorn stock; baby chicks ”3.00 W Luis waek'glshiliw. It is a strong. vivid
Address with particulars, P. 0. Box ' hundred hatehin 100 11 et- rains e pay at, full or strength to
3455, Boston. Mass. T0 “1"5 ROOMS- LARGE GAR“ ’ 3 eggs 3 ‘ B the last- The story is told or the di-
den and a number or. fruit trees, on ““33 ‘5‘00 a 1"”de J- W. Smith,
,vorce proceedings which threaten to
. .Mal Grov F . i u 'blk.
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE Connecticut Ave., also live rooms. 23 . p 9 9 arm Sclth \ioraa separate a young and loving couple.
care of baby. Inquire 64 Woodward Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R. ’l‘arlov.
“'13:” "The Other Woman" relusee to tell
102 Taylor Ave. city. Tel. No.
A re. l '
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WANTED—YOUNG LADIES TO . eleven
enterthe training school for nurses T0 LET“BASEMENT{87 NORTH new range, toilet and 8” Terms “0W1“ ‘3 prevailed upon to Jen
at the New Britain General Hospital, Main street. 120 feet deep. first-class easy . “if“ lilths can remain 0“ mort truth. “The Other Woman's past is
New Britain, «Conn. .For full particu- condition, eight side and 039 front gae at 0
lars address the superintendent of window. Suitable for factory 0“ bowl- tinel
the truth on the witness stand and the
SALEr-‘NEAR NEW BRIDG 4' husband is in danger. Through clever
room house containing boiler, work by the wife's attorney, the other
the
per 'cent. Address K, 39“ well taken and there isn t a weak char-
ml" 3‘ acter inwthe entire act.
nurses. r1114 12t lng alley as was formerly occupied.
. inquire M. Gutkowsky. 87 North Main F0“
WANTED~A HOUSEKEEPER. ONE St. m5 ti horse weighing about 1,300 at a sacri- wiring}. set a,
i William Cahili bubbling over with
SALE - YOUNG STRONG lriphiwit and; “lily“ is here this week
i is delightful to listen
,who dashes a good home more than lice. Address it. care Sentinel - to. onliiu fails to start out say too
Wages. Mortimer L. Weed, Rewayton T0 LET~NEW TWO FAMILY
1112 it strongly. but he winds up with a rush.
Conn. m13 3,. house. Woodward Ave.’ ., all lmprove- which makesahh Get one 01 the most
meats. inquire United Grocery Co. FOR SALE 0“ RENT“L‘RQE £91???” OIMHN“ "« v
SALEBMEN WANTED—"EARN "00 or Wrswwiioemv . a2o ti and commodleus house 12H allaadi Jpaanette Loggia and Jack ganglia:
monthly Masses Experience an St; easy terms. For further Mica-g present a; comedy stretch that is [puny
necessary. Advertise abdzltake: orders 1-0:: deg???” {FEE laggmx' gm '3‘!
from merchants tor smoking and (Show a I“ woo ours all 0' ‘
uire c.8wartz, Didiwell' Cigar and drew good With the audience. it
lug tobacco. cigarettes. Cigars. etc. improvements F '8 Fitch, grocer.
Hemet Company, New York, N. Y. 118 South MM“ St m1 ti! MISCELLAEFEOUS I peali ‘0 the
-...___.... .. - 'Lond alohnni type of act anti is up-
i mar. 98 it is th charlctegstlc stage bea'uty and
use of humor.
"‘3 1‘“ TO LET—~5 noon-s, LARGE can.
- ' den and a number or fruit trees on
WANTED—To BUY ALL ‘K-INDS Connecticut Ave. inquire Mrs. R. Tar-
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ii!
1165-5. , am it!
You are strong and well.
on t' 1 , .
LOST—FOX TERRIER. BLACK You B..h"r§“$$in so.
Loss
‘ . b V L.5Vl P MBTQW BIRTHDAY. . bb.mange‘d after his arrival. it was
and white. Answers to name of Theta natural. - John Fountaine NEW .M.y«13_~m" P. Mop- intimated today} , ;‘. ,
dérlnce. Rewand tor return. to 52 YO“? “Pmml’ get out 01 order, . , - ,9“. tom” viwpmndent ot the Unit- .
[Woodward Am .m13 3‘ You need some sdiustmeirts; ’ ”m m“ m “um” and 0'“ edstatea and “moreover-noi- of New ‘ Emerson shoes tor men and triple
' h» * 9 “at,“ “”th “m“ tor that 1"” 0’ inside 0' .mdfl Your gusts, wiil. itomorrow celebrate toe hosiery at comically & Bracken 3..
BUSINESS NiD-TICES 89,:‘:10;t,:t:v:tndmsy. ’ ‘ {cleanser paper-hanging mucumil his 20th birthday anniverm, it m, , __.___
‘ ‘ . ‘ we done this“ spring. A: postal will country home. Elléralle. at abidebeck. COAL DEALER'S HORSE RUNS
“nn:fi:£U(-;ga:g:mrLgoxyfi‘; Yel“!h:t?;l’;nfhe :8“. i.‘ 47* ' ‘1, I: L . . W! “m!“ to .1011. PM“ ltfili‘ MI“. Morton 'Will be Iccblflmlad to V AWAY. ‘
sobey‘, Fiopg PLO 3.5;;"516 wi, clean ”mm” 1'19 045. " ' . ‘ A “9“ ‘0 ill work. ‘ ‘ ’ ’ T Rhiaebe'c‘lr by his daughters, lllrs 'Win- A horse owned by a doWntowa coal
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9,11 kinds at windows, place 5153“,“, 'SeehE’an discrimination . I BURRITT AV! PHONE. CON. throp Ruthertord. ,Mrs. Morton is or dealer tell near the Franklin School
That's important.
private house lbulldlngi cleaning, tac- .
80. Norwulk and Stamford.
'. tory window cleaninip’ All kid's
cleaning work done. . @1448
_ . PAINTING, smart some. Didi} a
« mating. Paintsrs' sayings. will in- E
‘per, unto-date styles, is sit
tia- ._
hat's a ll. won
snaraeL. o c
“>" ”it hive. "o >
3100“ "NS?!“ . .
guards n‘eed tor15ayea .‘
y ‘Ilro haying mo repel
4 Plumbing and flea
wltbotsi
it: £13 “3:02;: “in. . , . KilOW ”lySdf
. ;. er: bets on this steel? bill, lur-
TRIM ‘ ‘, nish a whirlwind dance nonmaligna-
dot-till in many ways. This path- are
lov, 102 Taylor Ave. city. Tel. No. “I“!!! W ”accomplished dancers and their act is
mm! the best in the terptibhiirean
_ has seen ammonia. f ’9
The strong bill will be continued to-
Pinli‘ht hhd tomorrow and on tomorrow
1will be augmented by the Mutual Giri
“ PIN-““9. ’7. ‘ "jp l"
t‘ a... .-
t in .liluropé fiundreds 01 con-
ministory letters and telegrams al-
ready have been torwbrd'ed to Rhine.
Mr. M on is in KM health.
oneeda: Biscuit
A crisp, clean..nutri-
tlous food. For
everybody —- every-
where. Fresh in the
moisture-proof pack-
age. 5 cents.
The funny little name
of the famous little
. ginger snap that puts
fresh “snap” and
"ginger” into jaded
appetites. 5 cents.
”V‘WWM
DARIEN
NeaeroN-
Edward Fairchild is suffering with
an annoying cold.
iters in Stamford yesterday afternoon.
, Slgsmund Mason, is repairing the
porch of his building on the Post road.
The (\‘oroton Heights baseball assoc
iatiou will hold a meeting tomorrow
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cantrell, who are
stepping in town for some time, via
ited with their parents in Darien on
Monday.
The Methodist Ladles' Aid Society is
meeting in the church parlors this at-
teruoon. As this is the annual meeting,
new officers are to be elected.
i “V“...
Dr. Carlos Martyn will deliv‘er a spe-
cial address in Noroton Presbyterian
Cliurchc next Sunday at it a. m., on
the question. “Shall we have peace or
war?" -
i w llam 'r, Soutiibury, of Noreten.
Cheri s Tooker and James C. Povley,
of Darien, are ameng these who have
licenses to fish for lobsters for the
. “ (looming season.
GRAHAM Gnacxsns
The natural sweet-
ness .and nutriment
of the wheat are re-
tained, giving them
a delightful flavor.
'10 cents. ‘
Buy biscuit baked by
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COM PANY
Always look for that name.
.1315 sis 1‘“ ad" 1‘
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NO RECEPTION FOR- ROOSEVELT.
new rock; May‘ 15 —0wing to the
“will, members or his family have re
quested that no public reception, simi-
lar to tile greeting extended to him on
his return from his African trip, be
arranged on his arrival in New York.
from Brazil next week.
It is likely that a yacht will meet the
steamer Aidan down the bay and take
the colonel oil. ' The yacht then will
steam directly to Oyster Bay. Any re.
caption for the former president will
yesterday afternoon. andlhe [heavy
wagon pushed the steed into the ,curb-.
stone. injuring his neck somewhat. it
is believed that. the horse was not
b
KMEN'd COMPINIATION‘ . 933w W at sbbut his satatewsrlousiy hurt. although details ’ are
err-ow if thii w or main.
” ,lusomnermo "its
" its, mindsets
the dams
dlmculi to secure
,1. _._.
The summer gates are now up at the
Cote pond The winter gates were re-
moved a week ago. and round clams
were. broughtin in baskettals during
the low tide periods.
Dr. and Mrs. Keeler of Ox Ridge
are moving from their residence into
the Frankenburg house. Dr. Keeler has
plans of building a new house on his
Ox Ridge property.
Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt was in‘
Bridgeport. yesterday, as a witnessl‘in
the Seileck vs. Fairbanks case, new.
4 before the court. The casefwhich has
been running several years, is one of
contested ownership of a piece of land
on llle‘ old Kings" Highway. between
Martha Selieck and W. H. Fairbanks.
The land, it is said, wasviormerly the
town pond.
The Civic League this spring has.
carried out noteworthy plans for the
improvement of the town‘ 5 streets and
the results are such as Darien is proud
of. A pretiy effect has been secured in
the planting of shrubs in the triangu-
and Mrs. Sidney Sail ii, the oth- ““9 0' COL “90‘1““ William“ 5 lar plot of ground on the corner of Me-
chsiiic street and the Post road. A no-
mber of similar spots are scattered
throughout the town.
A special town meeting has been cal
led for Friday eVenlng,-May .22. atria
o‘clock, at the Town Hall, to consider
several matters of importance. A pet
ition bearing the signature of John D.
(‘rlmmins and eighteen others and
which calls for a warrenite road to'he
laid on Ring‘siEnd Road, from the Post
diced to King‘s End Bridge, will be act-
ed _upon. The petitioners ask that the.
town appropriate :1 sum of money not
to exceed $3. 000 which will be its share
of halt the expense provided the pet.
'liioners tarnish the other half. Anoth
el- mater of special interest to the tax-
payers is the consideration of a special
lappropriation‘tor school expenses. in
“the icon tor. the: meeting is a Hate!
thd‘smounts and whstthey are to be
needles. The tolletvv‘ Teachers {440.
Town of Stamterd $210, incidentals
$264. Fire Escapes 3336 a total appro-
tion wlli be taken
ong the proposed extension of water
Is from the Post road to and in‘4
real year will be mode. .‘
W‘. v u... .4— -v4
. «colds amps any pain. ».
HE WANTED PROTEGTION
Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Brown were vls- .
gwnnon
as b
SAUGATUCK
”it“ i , .
The regular efliciul beard inoe
of the (‘ ongregational church was heir
Monday evening.
.
\
waver ybedy'd triender. Tho/libido",
. ‘olectrlcy Oil-‘1“ dares toothaché dear-H
scab sore thriiat. Heals cats. bruises.
The Aspectuck Dramatic Cluh win
give a dance at the born of plinth
Mills in Greens Farms Thursday‘ov
ning, May 21, it stormy. first {to
evening. Ladies will furnish retr .
ments and the gentleman music. |
A number from here are planning
to go to Norfleid Friday event
where they will attend the card p
and dance which will be given under}
the auspices of the Nerlield iinprey
ment association
A meeting of the Fire distrlc ‘ ‘
be held in the town hall this} a
ing for the purpose of discussing
extension of the sewer lines iii: 83
tuck. An action will he presents ’
consider the purchase of aitlslt
way on streets running from Bl or»
side avenue in Saugatucs from Wil-i
kenda and Nash. Action ’ il_.
taken on the extension of se
south on Riverside avenue train, it
Franklin street‘ south of
street and to make appropriations
same. The layout which was. ad pté
ed at a previous meeting will b‘fl
and Cross streets. Consideratio
action will be taken regarding t
balance of payment due to Cohtrac
Chappa.
SILVERMl
Mr. I and Mrs. Arthur MEMatx A
have gone to New York for a 1
days. " ‘
Misses Frances Shields. and Li
Gisley, oi Benningtoh, Vt. are so
mer guests at Mrs. Ella Aiken‘s.
Mrs. S. H Borglum and
daughter, Monica, have sailed-for .
chiteoroneameand man .‘
ing places on the coast 9K1 AM“;
Asia and 'Europe.
The pedestal or basis of the Jo
Guthrie monuments has been lai
the family plot. where the body.
the late Miss Jessie Guthrie lie
many people ome to this can
(opposite ' Methodist qh ,
asking ' his grave and h
it is loca e that we have reds
infer that many will be please
learn that the name of thismu
beloved girl will be engraved
that‘ side of the mondme’ntal‘fs
lacing her. grave. She wassuo
lino Christian character and"
such a beautiful, charminr
that her. tragic ' death" has ~15
void in..th‘e community, on
loss of her musical talent and
tul, cheering nature has has it
(sit by the church. So many I ,
and elderly people coins or ,
ers to lay on her grave. This
line tribute t6 the christian
of cheerflflhess; and good wl,
manifested id béhavior. “Tiltil
dead.' yet she speaket " lid
Mrs. John Guthrie thought the
co ostlf monument should in
grave of their beloved daugh'
cemetery. Enduiries of a li
tor are made concerning til
Miller was an trust or “91?“.
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